Date: 103-111 A.D
Mint: Rome
Obverse. Inscription: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PM TRP
Reverse. Inscription: COS V PP SPQR OPTIMO PRINC
Reference: RIC II 122
Grade: Very Fine
Weight: 13.63 grams - total weight includes ring and coin
Description: Obverse: Laureate head of Roman Emperor Trajan.
Reverse: Fortune holding a rudder and cornucopia

This ancient Roman silver coin is set in a modern silver ring and the coin is set with a bezel and not with prongs. This is a beautiful European hand crafted ring engraved with the Roman insignia S.P.Q.R which stood for Senatus Populusque Romanus (“The Senate and the People of Rome”). The ring projects history, greatness and masculinity. If you walk into a room whether in a business or social setting, this ring makes a powerful statement about you. We will provide a certificate of authenicity with the ring outlining our guarantee and detailing the specifics of the coin.

* Reference : RIC - Roman Imperial Coinage Volume II by Mattingly, Harold and Sydenham, Edward A. - London - 1926 . Sear: Roman Coins and Their Values Vol II (2004). by David Sear published by Spink.

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